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ATTENTION BEACHWOOD
RESIDENTS |
Reporting Suspicious Activity
To report suspicious activity, contact your local law enforcement agency.
Describe specifically what you observed, including:Who or what you saw;
When
you saw it; Where it occurred; and Why it's suspicious.
If there is an
emergency, call 9–1–1
Click Here For Additional Information
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The Beachwood
Environmental Shade Tree Commission
invites you to enter the
First Annual Beachwood
Pumpkin Decorating Contest!!!
Entry is free!!
Judging will take
place at the Beachwood Bonfire hosted by
Beachwood
Recreation on October 22nd.
Click Here for
Additional Information
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Beachwood Mayor’s Wellness Campaign
Presents Two Upcoming Programs
Walk & Talk with Mayor Roma
Saturdays 9:00 a.m.
September 10th — October 29th
Yoga at
the Mayo Park Center
Wednesday Evenings
September 7th — November 16th
See Additional Information on Both Programs
Mayor's Wellness Campaign
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TAX BILL DELAY
The
2016 Final/2017 Preliminary Tax Bills will be sent out sometime in
mid August
after the County approves the Borough's Tax Rate.
The Grace Period will be
extended to 25 days after the mailing.
That date will be on the Tax Bill and
on an insert included in the envelope.
Thank you for
your patience.
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THE BLUE LIGHT
In
support of all our men and women in
Blue
who serve us, please display a
blue light
on your front porch. These are the everyday heroes who keep us safe and
put our lives before their own.
It would be remiss to not
mention all our first responders including Fire and EMS who dedicate their lives
for the safety of us all.
Show your support…. shine
BLUE
Mayor Ronald F. Roma,
Jr.
and the Borough of Beachwood Council
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Beachwood's Own
Kayleigh Hill
State Finalist in the
National American
Miss New Jersey Pageant
Please Click Here
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FREE SKIN CANCER SCREENINGS
THE OCEAN MONMOUTH
HEALTH ALLIANCE
Please
Click Here for Details
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SUMMER FUN NIGHTS
ARE BACK!!!!
Starting July 11th, the fun begins
Please click here
for details
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THE MAYOR'S WELLNESS CAMPAIGN
PRESENTS THE
SUMMER WELLNESS SERIES
EVENING ZUMBA AND
YOGA CLASSES
Please click here for details
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In Fond Memories of
Councilman Thomas D. Miserendino
1944 - 2015
Please Click Here
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A MESSAGE OF SAFETY FROM JCP&L
It's important to be aware of power lines and stay safe
Please
click here for safety guidelines
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WILDFIRE SEASON
FIRE CONDITIONS CURRENTLY RATED AS
HIGH DUE TO LACK OF RAINFALL
click here for
details
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Beachwood Mayor’s Wellness Campaign and
Beachwood Municipal Alliance
Present Introduction to Exercise Series
Come out and try something
new!!!
Click to See
the Mayor’s Wellness Page
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MUNICIPAL CALENDAR CORRECTION
The correct home phone number for
Councilman Cairns is 732-240-4816
You may also contact the
Borough Clerk, Sue Minock, at 732-286-6000 ext.
213
or sminock@beachwoodusa.com
with a concern
for Councilman Cairns
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FirstEnergy’s Alert Notification Service
Can Help Customers Stay Connected
if Winter Storms Cause Power
Outages
Please Click Here to Register
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2015-2016 Citizen of the Year
Donald E. Wiesner
Beachwood Citizen of the Year was honored at
September 16th's Council meeting
Click Here for More Photos
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The Congressional Reading Challenge
Offered to all students
Read 3 books by March 18th
and provide a summary of what was learned from each book
Complete the Entry form at the below link
District Reading Challenge
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Did you file a flood insurance claim
after Hurricane Sandy?
Click Here for Details
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2014 Beachwood Borough Audit Synopsis
Click Here for Details
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Flood Insurance
Claims Review Clinic
Are you a Sandy victim who feels you were underpaid by your flood insurance company? Click below for information on a clinic co-sponsored by U.S. Senator Bob Menendez and the Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group to help Superstorm Sandy victims who are considering having their flood insurance claims reviewed.
See Additional Information Here
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Notice to the Customers
of JCP&L
Notice of a filing and Notice of Public Hearings
In the Matter of the 2015/2016 Annual Compliance Filing for a
Change in the
Statewide Electric & Gas
Permanent Universal Service Fund Program Factors
with the
Electric and Gas Societal Benefits Charge Rates
Persuant to
N.J.SA. 48:2-21 and N.J.S.A 48:2-21.1
See Additional Information Here
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REASSESSMENT
INFORMATION
Please be aware
that the Borough has been ordered by
the Ocean County Board of Taxation to
do a Revaluation/Reassessment for tax year 2016. Requiring inspections of all
properties in the Borough. An informational letter has been mail to each
property owner on June 18th. Inspections will be starting by mid-June. Please
make sure
that the inspector has an identification tag before entering
your house and DO NOT allow anyone
in without one.
For more information
on
Revaluations/Reassessments
please click here.
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GROUND LEVEL OZONE
Summer is finally here, and while
that means sunny days and outdoor activities, it also means that ozone season is
upon us. Ground-level ozone, an air pollutant created on hot summer days when
sunlight and heat cause other air pollutants (including those emitted from cars,
trucks and power plants) to react in the air, damages our lungs, particularly
impacting children and people with existing health problems. The good news is
that there are ways you can reduce your exposure to ozone and help improve our
air quality by making simple changes in your routine. The below link has some
free services and materials that will make it easier for you to learn how to do
this and help educate your friends and neighbors.
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The Department’s new website (www.cleanair.nj.gov)
is a readily accessible source of information about the health and
environmental effects of ozone. The site also provides simple tips for
reducing your exposure and your contribution to ozone formation.
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The Department has three new
color brochures that explain about the health effects of ozone and focus in
on the number one source of air pollution in NJ -- transportation. The
printable versions of our brochures can be found at
http://www.nj.gov/dep/cleanairnj/outreach.html. If you’d prefer
pre-printed copies for your next event, E-mail us at
emaco@dep.nj.gov.
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EnviroFlash is a free email
alert system that delivers daily information about air quality in you
communities and lets you know how to change your outdoor activities to
protect the health. Go to
www.enviroflash.info,
fill in your email address and zip code, and select the type of message that
you’d like to receive. You can also access EnviroFlash directly off the
Department’s new website at
http://www.nj.gov/dep/cleanairnj/airquality.html.
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The Department’s new website
also allows you to sign up for an email list to get periodic messages about
the health effects of smog and actions that children and adults can take to
reduce smog. To sign up, go to
http://www.nj.gov/dep/cleanairnj/subscribe.html.
Please help us spread the word
about the health risks of ozone and the simple actions we can take to reduce our
exposure to ozone by adding a link to our new website on your home page and
distributing our brochures. Thank you.
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BEACHWOOD HAS BEEN NOMINATED AS
A HEALTHY TOWN TO WATCH!!!
By the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute
Click to View
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UPDATE
TAX ASSESSOR'S CHANGE
OF HOURS
MONDAY EVENINGS FROM 4PM TO
6PM
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Mayo
Park Rental
Mayo Park is not being
rented until after completion of the new Recreational
Building. Rentals that have already been approved will
be honored but no new rentals will
be taken.
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Emergency
Situations,
Critical Community
Alerts
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local emergency response team in the event of emergency
situations or critical community alerts. Examples
include: evacuation notices, bio-terrorism alerts, boil
water notices, and missing child reports. This
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be disclosed unless compelled to do so by a court of
sufficient jurisdiction.
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New
Jersey
Hope and Healing
Managing the Emotional
Consequences
of Storms and Flooding
New Jersey
Hope and Healing
Brochure
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Learn
About Coastal Flood Risk
in New Jersey
FEMA Region II Coastal
Analysis and Mapping website features
preliminary Work Maps Now Available for Atlantic,
Cumberland, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean and Salem
Counties, New Jersey and New York
City.
http://www.region2coastal.com/
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Seasonal Influenza (Flu)
Influenza
activity is high across most of the United States
according to CDC’s latest FluView report. CDC continues
to recommend influenza vaccination for people who have
not yet been vaccinated this season and antiviral
treatment as early as possible for people who get sick
and are at high risk of flu complications.
Visit the
Ocean County Health Dept at http://www.ochd.org/ for
information on where to get a flu shot.
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FEMA
REBUILDING AFTER SANDY
New Jersey is committed to
rebuilding coastal areas to be safer and more resilient
following the unprecedented devastation from Superstorm
Sandy. That's why the Department of Environmental
Protection has adopted emergency amendments to its Flood
Hazard Area Control Act rule that establish new
elevation standards for new and reconstructed buildings
that will protect lives and property.
These FAQs will
guide you through the process of rebuilding and help you
understand the benefits of
elevating.
See Updated 2016 FEMA FAQ Sheet
For a
more detailed version of the FAQs and additional
information on working with the DEP to recover from
Sandy visit www.nj.gov/dep/landuse/SandyFAQ.html.
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